Dyson Pure Cool Tower

It looks nice...it's volume of air flow is quite low taking its price into account. I'm sure it's much noisier than a conventional fan at the same air flow. It's quite noisy on night mode contrary to what some say. In. A living room no problem, but in bedroom it's quite audible. I feel that a lot of owners are brand loyal so happy to pay a high price for something that doesn't offer a lot over others taking the price tag into account. I have given feedback for improvements of functions on their forum, but the answers (and other topics I've read) from dyson reps indicate that features don't really get added it's more talk, which is surprise for a premium price device.

There is no overhead fan in my bedroom at rented apartment. So needed a really quiet but efficient fan to create comfort on hot nights, or even nights when the room can get stuffy. This fan is efficient and quiet, and I find I'm using it in other rooms during the day because it is just so quiet and effective. Its stylish design, although tall and largish, is nice enough to have in any room without feeling like I'm looking at a big ugly fan. The price point is more than I wanted to pay, but that's just how it is with Dyson products it seems.

Returning this fan tomorrow as I was hoping for a silent quiet fan and it's so loud. You cannot sleep with this on the high setting as it's like sleeping with a vacuum cleaner on

Noisy
Hard to adjust
Poor airflow
Ridiculous remote control so small and not at all intuitive
Cumbersome and difficult to move
Very unhappy
It does clean the air a bit though.

The output of this fan is extremely weak unless you have it above the 5 setting and then it's so noisy you can't sleep. You would literally have to raise your voice to speak on the 10 setting. Money would have been better saved and used to install ceiling fans.
I've noticed no difference in the quality of the air, but that could be that we live rurally and there's not as much pollution as a city. I've not noticed an improvement in my asthma either.
I didn't buy the fan because of the air purification feature but the display is complex to rea...

Bought mainly for purifying feature. Fan power enough for a small bedroom in hot or cool settings. I particularly like the link to the app where I can turn on etc from my phone and monitor the air quality. While only used when needed, still haven't had to change the filters for 1.5 years.

We are a Dyson household - vacuum cleaner, hairdryer and straightener.

This is the first time I have been disappointed in a Dyson product. I bought this fan in the Black Friday sales as we don’t always have the AC on as it is only the two of us at home now.

Even on sale it was $600 and it is not as cooling as the tower fan we bought from Aldi for $60.00.

You cannot adjust the actual fan speed only the amount of air that comes out - it would be much better if you could have the fan on a three speed with the amount of air at say seven.

Even on nine this does not put out much cool air.

Nobody needs this fan and if you are buying to cool down, go to Aldi.

I bought this product because it was advertised as a tower fan with air purification abilities. My expectations for $800 is that it would perform both tasks exceptionally well. I did a side by side comparison of the tower fan I was replacing and as a tower fan, it performs terribly, the airflow even on the highest setting is barely noticeable at a distance of 1.5m despite Dysons claims of powerful airflow and cooling abilities. Not to mention the noise, it operates louder than I would have expected but more importantly, it’s a really unpleasant noise. Don’t buy this product expecting to use it as a tower fan, despite the advertising, it is not intended to be used as one.

We got this because we are renovating in an older house and worried about any potentially small and dangerous microparticles, dust and any other nasties from hammering, drilling and so on. This thing exceeds our expectations and the metrics it provides on the fan as well as in the app are nice and helpful. The only downside is while the build quality is nice, this thing falls over very easily.

We have a 1.5-year-old and a 5-year-old. Our 1.5-year-old has knocked this over a lot, thankfully it is light and can take a beating, but it is an oversight for such an expensive product. The magnetic remote that sits on top also easily falls off, it feels like a bit of an oversight for an otherwise flawless and useful product.

I have been using the fan since mid January. I bought it because of the air purifier because it was bush fire season. So far, I am happy with it. It was easy to assemble. No need to ask my husband to do it for me. Phone app is good too as it acts as a remote, filter usage monitor, air monitor and to update the firmware. The power of the fan is not great too for summer. Though, its pricey I bought it because it was a good investment. Filter usage is quite reasonable so far i still have about 72% before i change it. Although, the heater feature i...

I bought my Dyson Pure Cool fan in December 2016. Within only 3 months it developed a fault in that it wouldn’t stop oscillating, even when switched off. The only way to stop it oscillating was to switch it off at the mains.

I contacted Dyson who advised me to return the fan to them under warranty via Australia Post. Fully boxed the fan is large and cumbersome and carrying it to an Australia Post outlet in the middle of an Australian summer was not an enjoyable experience. At the time I was living in inner city Melbourne and did not own a car....

Set up: 15 mins to remove packaging, check instructions & remote control, put filters in and start it. Filtered air particulate matter (2.5ug and 10ug) in 5x5 m2 room in 20 mins from ~74ug to 25ug.
Extremely easy to use and operate.
Not noisy at highest fan speed(10), and low fan speeds are very quiet.
Optional Fan function gives nice light breeze even at 5m distance.
Filters @$99 per set. (2 sets required) are pricy, but last 1 year if operating 12 hrs/day. Unlikely to use that often!
Only improvements could be:
1. a little trolley or built in wheels to enable easy moving between rooms.
2. Handles for carrying. (Not supposed to use the loop).
Summary: Does the job. Very impressed.

After being shrouded in bushfire smoke for weeks we decided it was time for an air purifier. We chose the Dyson after reading reviews and speaking to friends that had one. It has been an absolute godsend.

Our house had a stale smokey smell and was only marginally better than being outside. We started up the Dyson and by morning the house was smelling better. Later in the day there was no smell indoors and the air quality was reading good, while outside it ranged from very poor to hazardous.

We decided to get a second one so that we can k...

The Dyson Pure Cool tower fan is a blade-less cooling fan with built in air purification filters. It’s easy to set up and use, and has a few cool intuitive features.

Setting up the Pure Cool is quite easy. However, if you try and follow the instructions word for word, you might find it confusing, as the instruction booklet doesn’t really reflect what has been supplied in the box. The second step has already been completed in the factory (the fitting of the glass HEPA to the shrouds) so is not required. Also, its easier to fit the carbo...

Recently we were given the fabulous opportunity to test drive the Dyson Pure Cool Tower and what a surprise it was.

We tried the fan in various rooms to see how it performed, in open areas and closed bedrooms and it excelled at improving the air quality. Without this, I wouldn't have known that there were so many impurities in the air but after paying special attention to the facts and figures that the downloadable app showed it was actually amazing to see how the Dyson Pure Cool Tower cleaned the air.

Our 10 year old daughter who has suffer...